Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19
Smyrna and Vicinity.
TINE flies from fly time.
THIS has been a rheumatic wear

THIS has been rheumatic year.
A PROGRESSIVE Euchre Party
horse trading.
J. B. MIFFLIN has his new residence
raised and about enclosed.
S new timetable of the steamer
j. E. Tygert for November.
For bargains in Pushes for fancy
work go to Miss S. B. Collins. 4
N. c. MOORE has made a new de-
parture in horse shOeing-fOr the cash.
For the most part, the farmers with
the close of the present week, will have
their wheat in.
The finale of the tower on the Town
Hall was put in place this morning.
1t is 50 feet high.
CHAs. II. JONES has opened a sham
bles in the building of Geo. w. Thigh
man, on Commerce street.
The season of the sere and yellow
leaf is here, but, thus far, without
storms or unpleasant weather.
Do NOT forget that Miss S. B. Col
Inns keeps the best grade of Wool
Zephyrs and SaxOny. 4
Four persons, two adults and two
children, Joined the NJ. E. Church on
probation on Sunday morning
Messrs. Dill and Montgomery, butch
ers, present their card in another col
umn, and ask share Of public patron
age.
MRS. A. R. VANDYKE will sell a lot
of household goods in front of B. B.
Aliens office on Main street, on Satur-
day next.
CHAs. H. REGISTER has gone in bust
ness with Charles Frazier in the butch
er business, under the firm name of G..
H. Register s. Co.
The temperature which not only
fell to the frost but the freezing point
on both Saturday and Sunday morn
ings, fixed the tomato plants.
MONEY sold at the last monthly
meeting of the Clayton Savings and
Loan Association, at As and 81 cents
premium-Sl 900 being taken.
ALWAYS file away your receipts if
you wish to avoid having your feelings
rasped in the green spring time. This
includes your newspaper receipts also.
THE middle of November seems a
long time for our sportsmen to wait
for the birds, so some of them have
been taking an outing among the squir-
rels.
JOHN H. .HOFFECKER's cannery is
about finishing up on tomatoes and
are giving their attention to pumpkins
of which quite a number of tons will
be canned.
THE Presbytery, of New Castle, and
the Synod, of Baltimore, both meet in
Dover on next Tuesday 25th, inst, the
Presbytery at 104 A. NJ, and the Synod
at y PM.
L. A. COTTON will continue to sell
the new Fall and Winter Stock at cost
until further notice for cGsB ORIg. All
persons indebted will call and settle. as
the business must be positively clOsed.T
DIR. CHAs. G. HARMONsoN, of Claw
ton, has been appointed by the Rail
road authorities surgeon on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, to take the place
made vacant by the removal of DIR.
W. 7. Collins to Camden, N. J.
Mr.. BoGGs' dwelling adjoining the
Stoeckle Hotel, at Clayton, is being
raised, newly weather boarded front
and a new porch will be added.
VIM. P. Wright is also having an edi-
ton put to one of his houses, as is also
VIM. S. Reynolds.
HAVE you been to Miss S. B. Col
Inns since she came from the CITY and
examined her stock of new goods? If
not, it will pay you to go. A better
selected stock of Ladies and Children's
Hosiery, Gloves, Merino Underwear.
COrsets. &c, cannot be found south of
Wilmington also, Dress Trimmings,
Buttons, &c.
SINCE President Cleveland has started
on his Western hand shaking trip Col.
Lamont has after close observation
placed the number of "shake esq Der
President per minute at fifty-four. This
nearly equals the power it takes to
raise thirty glasses Of cider it has be-
come the custom TO dispense so liberal
ly from a wagon on the four corners
every Saturday night here lately.
THE election of November 1st, will
be held by the Inspectors who acted
| in 1886; a provision of the law 80 re-
| quiring. BY this provision of the law,
/ Geo. NJ. Stevenson will be the inspec-
tor in this Hundred, making the third
in succession Including a special cleo
ton for a Representative from this
] mfrf To in ho oorfal IL
turel he will have filled the Office.
MRS. s. J.. BALDWIN, Of Boston, will
! deliver a temperance address in the
lecture room Of the Methodist Episco-
\ pal Church on Saturday evening, Oct ,
/ 22nd, 1887, at 7.30 o'clock. The address
will be under the auspices Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
and they extend to all a cordial invita-
ton to hear this well known speaker.
Committee.
WHEN Cinnamon first commence
taking ia washing here is about the
way they send in their bills. All Ling
Sam, good washee man, all same iron
he meckle red hOt--up stairs, No. POI
l Girtee Milican man shirtee 10 centee.
overhaul for legee same 4 time.
q AGGb HAAlAbNg - IEuNGG,
2 collars 8 centee.
r & a < a alice right next weekee
< Samee Price.
EvERX workingman in the commu-
nifty ought to belong to building rs.
ISOLATION, We have said this many
times before, and we expect to say II
often again. There are but few who
cannot afford to put few dollars q
month away out Of his earnings. il Il
remarkable how such a fund will
grow. It's growth may be almost i'm.
perceptible, but il grows all the same
until In a few years the possessor viii
be amazed at the amount Of money he
has saved, and If he will be frank he
will admit that the deprivation Of saw.
ing has been scarcely felt. AS the
savings grow they themselves com
mence to make money ifrighly invest
ed, and there isn't q bqildipg associa
} ton that dosen't yield more than sil
per cent. and the older they grow tht
creator IS their earning power. Fherf
arc no big salaries 70 pull down shi
, profits There is nothing to match 8
: building association for q workingman